The Secondary Immune Response Is Typically Stronger Than the Primary

question 8

Multiple Choice

The secondary immune response is typically stronger than the primary response because __________ during the secondary response.

• A)all classes of immunoglobulins are active
• B)both B and T cells are activated
• C)the antigen is weakened by the primary response
• D)a larger population of lymphocytes reactive to antigen has developed

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